Zadar to Split

This excursion will start from your hotel in Zadar. Your first stop will be historical town of Trogir, 1,5 hours’ drive from Split. Trogir is a home to numerous well-preserved palaces from medieval time, protected by UNESCO. In the afternoon continue to Split (40 minutes ride), the old city center is part of UNESCO Heritage and is the most compelling ancient Roman monument in Croatia. After the sightseeing, the guide will accompany you to the famous olive oil bar where you will taste some delicious local products. Transfer back to Zadar.

Enjoy an exclusive, private shore excursion from Zadar Cruise Port to the UNESCO World Heritage towns of Trogir and Split. Explore Trogir’s charming medieval streets and picturesque squares on a guided walking tour with a licensed local guide, then discover the grandeur of Diocletian’s Palace in Split. Travel in premium, air-conditioned comfort, with time for photos, souvenirs, and soaking in the Adriatic atmosphere. Our punctual service guarantees you return to your cruise on time. This full-day tour perfectly combines history, culture, and hassle-free luxury, ideal for travelers seeking an unforgettable Dalmatian experience.

If you want a tour of Split and surroundings, this Private Tour of Trogir and Split it could be a perfect option. You will be able to visit a UNESCO Island Town and the Old Center of Split along with a local official guide. Split is located on a small peninsula and got its name from the ancient Greeks who settled there in the 4th century. It’s name derives from the Greek word ‘Aspalathos’ meaning the Spanish broom flower. On the other hand, Trogir is a town that is really worth knowing. It is a historical city located in the Coastal of the Adriatic Sea in the Split-Dalmatia Region. An interesting fact, is that the city was built on a small island located between the mainland and the Island of Ciovo. Due to its unique urban layout and the relevance of some of its Baroque and Renaissance buildings, Trogir was declared as UNESCO World Heritage in 1997.